The Androgyne collection's proportions and blended materials provide a sense of harmony. The essence of the tables is their duality: elegant yet powerful; masculine yet feminine. Useful for everything from small restaurant spaces and private dining rooms to exhibition spaces, their sculptural forms add an artistic silhouette to any room.
The collection has expanded to include a coffee table and a dining table. A celebration of natural materials and honoring the ancient tradition of furniture craftsmanship, the sheen of polished marble against matte powder-coated steel results in a versatile visual identity that is both modernist and industrial. The use of rich, warm oak in the collection's dining table makes an elegant and intriguing combination in both classic and contemporary interiors, aging gracefully over time. The introduction of Kunis breccia, an artistic blend of different stones in warm hues, creates a subtle texture and adds a new dimension to the collection with its refined and solid expression.

Characterized by its formal interplays and elegant silhouette, Androgyne was originally designed as a side table for the former Audo Copenhagen showroom, but quickly went into production for public sale. The brainchild of Copenhagen-based Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud, its blend of masculine and feminine—true androgyny—gives the collection its name.